Medications and labs are not included with price. Prescription is not guaranteed.

General Clinic and Program Questions

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Meta Health Clinic offers a wide range medical treatments including preventive care, hormone optimization, weight management, lab testing, peptide therapy, testosterone support, ED treatment, vitamin injections, hair restoration, skincare solutions, and vitamin therapy. 

We treat adults 18 and over in many states. We can see patients in all states except Mississippi and South Carolina.

In order to keep healthcare simple, we  do not currently accept insurances. Your labs, testing, and medications might be covered if you have insurance coverage. You can also submit your visit receipt to your insurance carrier or your HSA. 

Yes. If you provide medical history or PHI through our intake, we use HIPAA‑compliant processes and vendors for storage and transmission. For non‑PHI lead capture (name, phone, email, BMI range), a standard contact form may be used; for clinical intake that includes PHI we use HIPAA‑compliant forms through our secure patient portal and a Business Associate Agreement when required.

Our providers do not fill out forms or do prior authorizations.

We take your privacy seriously. That is why we send you directly to our HIPPA compliant secure scheduling and Telehealth Platforms.

A nurse practitioner (NP) is a registered nurse (RN) who has completed advanced education (a minimum of a master’s degree) and training in the diagnosis and management of common medical conditions, including chronic disease, mental health, and acute illness. At Vitality Wellness, our nurse practitioners are trained to take care of your complex individual health care needs. Our nurse practitioners can prescribe medications, order testing and labs, and make referrals if needed.

We do not accept insurance, usually no referral is required for an initial evaluation, but we encourage coordination with your primary care provider.

Bring a list of current medications, recent lab results if available, insurance card, and a photo ID. If you have prior authorization paperwork or prior records from another clinic, bring those or upload them securely before the visit.

Cancellation and refund policies are provided at booking and in the patient intake materials. Medication orders may be subject to manufacturer return policies and pharmacy rules; we explain these details during benefits checks and prior‑authorization steps.

Medication and Clinical Questions

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Wegovy (semaglutide) and Zepbound (tirzepatide), and Saxenda (liraglutide) are FDA‑approved for chronic weight management. 

Ozempic (semaglutide) and Mounjaro (tirzepatide) are FDA‑approved for type 2 diabetes; both have been associated with weight loss in clinical practice and trials, but their labeled indications differ from the weight‑management formulations.

Duration is individualized. Some patients use medication long term to maintain weight loss; others reassess goals and may taper under clinician supervision. Stopping medication can lead to weight regain for some people, so long‑term planning and lifestyle support are important.

Common early side effects include nausea, vomiting, constipation, and transient GI upset. Most side effects improve with gradual dose titration and clinician support. Serious but rare risks (e.g., pancreatitis, gallbladder issues) are monitored with history, exam, and labs; report severe symptoms immediately.

Monitoring includes scheduled follow‑ups, symptom review, periodic labs as clinically indicated, and dose adjustments.

We do not recommend, prescribe or dispense unapproved compounded copycat products.

Individual responses vary. Some patients notice appetite reduction and early weight changes within weeks; clinically meaningful weight loss typically accumulates over months. Your clinician will set realistic milestones and monitor progress.

Many patients with type 2 diabetes are treated with GLP‑1 or GIP/GLP‑1 agents, but suitability depends on your full medical history, current medications, and lab results. A clinician will evaluate risks and benefits during the medical assessment.

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